Maroons drop pair of close games on hardwood
Sidney Idgh and Alliance Bulldogs traded leads through three quarters before Tom Fuller and Larry Studt carried Alliance to a 60-51 win while Sidney later fell 44-42 to Chadron as the Maroons, led by John McHenry and Dan McKay, struggled to score consistently at home.
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Sidney Idgh
Alliance Bulldogs
Bob Cook
Maroons
Tom Fuller
Larry Studt
Alliance
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Gering
Don French
Gary Thompson
Tom Wilson
Bulldogs
John McHenry
Steve Harlan
French
Dan McKay
Fuller
Bulldongs
Mellenry
Dale Trude
Cook
McHenry
Studt
Wilson
McKenry
McKay
Sidney High
Sidney Junior High
Chadron
Mcienry
John
Gay Thompson
Redmen
Thompson
Cardinals
Invaders
Randy Stmka
Mike Glade
Ken Chicoine
Dale Trudo
Dale
Harlan
Sam Rolls
York
Marratt
John Gonzales
Sidney FG
TP Wilson
Trude McHenry
Harlan Nightengales
Sumka Thompson
Alliance FG FT PT
Flores French McCullah Fuller
Sundberg Evans Studt
Peetz Downs Crook 68 60 In Lower Platte Valley clash
Peetz Bulldogs win 68 60 over Crook Mallards after a 21 8 first quarter. Fehringer leads with 22 points, Segelke 20, Roelle 13 for Peetz. Huss tops Crook with 22, Hume and Amen add 15 each. Peetz also wins preliminary reserve 31 29 and next visits Merino.
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Lower Platte Valley
Peetz
Peetz Bulldogs
Crook Mallards
Bulldogs
Crook
Ken Fehringer
Dick Segelke
Jim Roelle
Don Huss
Hume
Amen
Floyd Trujillo
Alton Nelson
Merino
Segelke
Koester
Bules
Fehringer
D. Roelle
J. Roelle
Crook FG FT
Snow
D. Huss
Lauer
J. Huss
É. Peetz
Sidney Hosts Torrington Jr. Matmen
Sidney seventh and eighth graders hosted Torrington youths Saturday. Torrington won 31 to 21 across twelve matches. Sidney coach Dwain Thayer led the wrestlers. results include Pinfalls and decisions for the listed weight classes with Sidney names first in every matchup.
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Sidney
Torrington
Wyo
Sidney Boys
Dwain Thayer
Bryan Bitner
Murphy
Phil Kurz
Rod Murup
Mike Wilson
Mike Swanson
Mike Green Dee
Mike Will
Mark Russ
Edmunds
Greg Maul
Snyder
D. Cantratto
Miller
B. Mika
Hood
J. Jeppeson
Ure Bank
Rich Schmidt
Picketts
Jim Benzel
Hag
Larry Benzel
Brown
Potters and Dix clash as Minuteman rivals edge out in thriller
In a tight Minuteman basketball race Potter beat rival Dix 60-54 with Bob Coulter scoring 27 and Dennis Baack 26 for a hot finish. Potter also won the B game 61-44 while Dix swept volleyball. Dalton led Gurley 58-39 with 20 points by Larry Flohr.
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Minuteman
Potter
Dix
Dalton
Gurley
Harrisburg
Lodgepole
Lyman
Bushnell
Potter Potter
Bob Coulter
Hollis Anderson
Trip Dix
Coulter
Nudge Dix
Dennis Baack
Paul McMillen
Denver
FG FT T R
Gustafson
McKinney
Baack
Martin
Vavra
Larry Flohr
Dalton FG
T Miller
Flohr
Bancroft Lessman
Rushman
van Anne Pelster Baker
Berry Kepler
Rohde Lessig
Berry Lippstrew
Jurgens
Rod Ahlm
Hinricks
Rollie Ahlm Fickenscher
Dennis Fox
Bill Sergent
Sidney Junior High Cagers Dominate Torrington Games
Sidney junior high teams kept their winning streak with Freshmen beating Torrington 52 to 36 and 7th-8th graders romping 64 to 31. Key contributors included Adams Laux Seidel White Harlan Jensen O Connell and Langwall. Next Sidney plays Gering at 3 30 Wednesday.
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Sidney
Torrington
Steve Adams
John Seidel
Monte Saux
John Laux
Monte White
Adams
Laux
White
Nieminski
Gonzales
Russ
Seidel
Wade Jensen
Gary Harlan
John O’connell
Jensen
Harlan
Bruce
Cox
O’connell
Lingwall
Cornelius
Wait
Selzer
Butts
Minuteman Conference basketball tourney set in Pine Bluffs
Eastern Wyoming fans watch the Minu teman Conference tourney with games Tuesday through Friday. Opening round Tuesday pitted Bushnell vs Gurley, Pine Bluffs vs Lodgepole, and Dalton vs Potter. Other area games include Sund at Sidney St Patrick's and Alliance engagements across Friday and Saturday.
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Pine Bluffs
Wyoming
Minuteman
Bushnell
Gurley
Lodgepole
Dalton
Potter
Dix
Bushnell- Gurley
Harrisburg
Lyman
Sund
Sidney St. Patrick’s
Ogallala
Sidney
Alliance St. Agnes
Alliance
Scottsbluff
Enlarged Panhandle C Conference Adds Three Teams
The Panhandle C Conference will grow to eight schools in 1965 66 with Rushville Crawford and Bayard joining. North includes Rushville Crawford Hemingford Hay Springs while south lists Sidney St Pat s Alliance St Agnes Bayard Minatare. Football crown via north south playoff. basketball will hold a conference tournament. St Pat s coach Rollie Bevan called the move promising though he warned of tougher football.
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Panhandle
Rushville
Crawford
Bayard
Box Butte County
Hemingford
Hay Springs
Sidney St. Pat’s
Alliance St. Agnes
Alliance
Minatare
St. Pat’s
Rollie Bevan
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney Wrestlers Take Third in Western Conference Meet
Sidney High School varsity wrestlers finished third at the Western Conference in Ogallala with 76 points, trailing Ogallala and Alliance at 87. Final results list several champions and close matches riding time, with heavyweight Ernie Husmann of Ogallala defeating Ron Osborn of Alliance to share the tournament crown. Sidney earned consolation and reserve titles, while Coach Ed Rath noted the third place is below their usual first place standard.
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Sidney High School
Ogallala
Alliance
Gering
Chadron
Ernie Husmann
Ron Osborn
Ed Rath
Sidney
Burbach Dec Slocum
Furman
Dec McCraden
Dobson Dec Bush
Dennis Mika
Dec Anna
Ble
Anderson
Dec Johnson
West
Dec Robacker
Husmann
Osborn
Cashon
Ramirez
Mayer
Dec
Vanderheiden
Smith
de Weese
Rask
Wood
Wilson
Hawley
Allyn
Caster
Perez
Bonesteel
Rechter
Meick
Bonstead
Irish Cagers Fall To Aggressive Bobcats 75 65
St. Anthony's of Sterling used a pressing, rough defense to overwhelm St. Pat's Irish and pull away to a 75 65 victory. Bob Morris led Irish with 21 points while Bill Schaefer topped St. Anthony's with 20 and Bob Schaefer added 16 as Thorpe scored 16 for the Irish.
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St. Pat’s
Bobcats
Youth Center
St. Anthony’s
Sterling
Sidney Parokes
Virg Knackstedt
Sidneyites
Bob Morris
Mike Thorpe
Bill Schaeffer
Thorpe
Bill Schaefer
Bob Schaefer
Jerry Lamber
Morris
Jim Lehman
Vern Lubash
Lubash
Kallhoff
Coupens
Knackstedt
Treinen
Deaver
Schwartz
Schmitt
Everts
Jim Lechman
Lamber
Greg Lechman
Berg Joe Lechman
Lorenzo nets two thirds in Lodgepole Valley tourney
Lorenzo captured two third place finishes in the Lodgepole Valley conference event. The boys defeated Sunol 53 to 52 in a cliff hanger finale while the Lorenzo girls volleyball squad took third by beating McGrew 15-5 and 15-4.
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Melbeta
Lorenzo
Sunol
McGrew
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Mike Morley
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Yendis Cafe
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Kokjer Motors
Sidney Laundry
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Lee Hartman
John Longden
Willie Shoemaker
Steve Brooks
Eddie Arcaro
Ted Atkinson
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Peetz Eub
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Workman
Gortemaker
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Zwickl
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